Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-11-10
General State News.

avoiding.
The marriage of Miss Nettie B. Sherman to Mr.
W B. Noble took place last evening at O'Clock at
| the South Baptist church, Hartford
sIMssURY.
The Rev; G. ?. Croft has been invited to become
acting pastor of the Congregational church in Ter
| ryville, Conn, for an indefinite time.
IENoRwICR.
Professor A. B. Morrill, of the Connecticut Normal
| Broadway school house on Monday Nov 18th, at
1920 p. m. Subject: 1.-THE teaching of physiology
and hygiene.
ALMOST THOUSAND.
| The Star of the Sea Temperance society of New
London cleared net profit Of Ss96 50 by the fair
ago The society to give the cauvassers an enter
tainment during the coming week.
TO RETIRE.
The story that Judge Torrance was thinking of
resigning from the Superior court bench is pro
eoo9eea eanaT 6a The Judges health is quite
he remedies by long walks and bicycling.
GOOD SHOOTING
Messrs. Oscar Palmer, Gilbert Pierce, John John
son, Ira Peck and Albert Potter of Norwich went
into the wildS Of Colchester Tuesday and returned
with sixty seven quail, two partridges and one
woodcock. The game all taken in ten hours.
CASHIER HICKS UNDER $4,000 BONDS
the wrecked Stafford National bank, appeared be-
fore United States Commissioner Tenny this after
out hearing to the December term of the United
States court He was held in $4,000.
LEFT HIS PROPERTY THE G. A. R. POST.
ii.
Joseph winship of Norwich, died last week leaving
q small estate, the whole of which she bequeathed
after the expenses incident to her death and burial
and the execution of her will have been attended to-
wINsTED HAS A BOARD TRADE.
Winsted's board of trade was organized Monday
evening. There were about sixty present. William
l. G1l5ert was elected president and George Bowen
and and Edward Nes vice presidents with directors
by several gentlemen showing an earnest interest
IN the purposes Of the organization.
IMPROVEMENTS IN NEW BRITAIN.
Architect Hill is preparing plans for the Railroad
BLOCK company for two story addition to the
front of the Hotel Basset This will bring that out
one of which will be used for hotel ONCE and on
me second floor provide several fine rooms for the
cupy the little store on the corner. |
JOHN MURPHY's GOOD WORK.
LAS Last Saturday four telegraph poles were blown
were seen by John Murphy only few minutes be- 1
fore train was due. He is an uncommonly strong /
ed to lift them all off with their I've wires just be
fore the train passed Murphy deserves no end of i
tiaI o-' anu 0'A 10 nave S0me'0'ns more suostan-
BIG ToBoGGAN GLIDE.
An ''offieal' Of the Housatonic road is quoted as
the biggest toboggan slide in New England at Par
pended on this resort the past season and at least
would be put out this in order rem
grounds were Illuminated BY electricity and when
the side was built the resort would be practically
run over the Housatonic.
CONNECTICUT ROAD BOOK
The Connecticut road book will be issued about
the rst OF January It has been in publication for
Foundation Of the Whole Work from M W Tia eRe
learn the LAY OF the land at a glance is finished
those the best adapted to wheeImen are traced in 1
red ink. Other signs along these traced roads tell
Il they are billy, sandy or otherwise difficult The
work contains fund of other information which |
will be invaluable to wheelmen.
OSCAR HARaKR's FUNERAL |
The funeral of the late Oscar Harger paleontolo.
sist, at New Haven Tuesday afternoon was lust |
what it would have been if he himself had had the
ordering of it. His kinsfoks and university friends
who knew him and priced him at his real worth |
gathered in the booklined rooms still full of his
old friend read over his coffin the
he hymn, tart Thou Wearyf' (which might have
1een written expressly for HIM was recited: and
he burial was private, as some people think all |
ourials should be.-Hartford Courant.
70 THE MEMORY LATE MRS. GENERAL. HAyLEY
A tablet to the memory of Mrs. Hawley wife of |
General J r. Hawley, who died about a year ago
ord by the Seventh CIV survivors in honor of her
ovely character and one who was devoted friend
md benefactor of the soldiers Of the Union and
Italian marble, Polished about 3lx46 feet in size
Ipon which is plate of polished and lacouered I
By the grace of God, Harriet Foote Hawley lived
helpful life brave, tender and true q soldier and
ervant of Jesus Christ. ii
Born in Guiford, Conn, June 25th, 1881; entered
To her Me nory, Soldiers of the Seventh Coanec- |
cut place this Tablet.
In Che upper left hand corner of the plate ia a |
ross in combination with a Tenth corps badge.
lese surrounded by q circle from the circumfer. y
nee of which rays diverge The tablet Is placed q
the the solid wall at the rear Of the church nte